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... UNITED PARLIAIAMENT, oT IG.'E, T BRt[T,4rtAN /FDI)IAELXND. HOUSE OF LOIRDS, JULY 7. The truee met at ten ?? iii the morning. lo the A:pp al Monro v. Ctouttq, judgment was revereed. IIn the Atetl A ' Tlhe ?? of QOueensberry v. the Earl of W tmi y ala ...
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... UNITED PARLIAMENT OF GRAIA T BRITAIN AND MiRELND. HOUSE OF L.ORDiS, 31rirlk 8. In the appeal. case, Maxwell v. Wehh, Mr. Adam, sen. and e Mr. Grant were heard for the Appelint, and Sir S. Romilly and Mr. Huorner, for the Respondeft. Further hearing on ...
... man on foot had been robbed of his watch, a short time after they were attacked. Next day, at Killearn fairi they saw three Irishmen, very ill dressed, one of whom, wearing a short coat and trowsers, Mr Walker immediately re- cognised to be the person who ...
... of, havintg conimitted the roba* ta.bery.. rev~IA boy travelling from Ayr to Glasgow, on Fi J 'ay, was attacked by three Irishmen near Kingswel1.. thig hm ulssh av hmhidoe 'hs OPof them carrying a pik, axe,~ threatened to Put n b.When they rifled his ...
... it. More papers have reached us from. New York of the 21st instant. One of them contains an ener-. ri getic address to all Irishmen in America to take up' ti arms against the British. It is signed by two Iriih s leaders, and concludes thus Broken like the ...
... Sclioar, n Patriot, atis Philantrophisit, Aint. Rosco,ยข.- 'May the Uaited XKingdvim of Great Britain at d Ireland, aid thc- United States of America never agu he lisunited by Wivr.-The eloquent advocate of Peae ;.n Freedom, the Rev. I Wsi. .S'heldierd ...
... of mnlrdrtr. and to pive three cheers when the blow is stricken: they never do any such things in America. No. wives .gf Irishmen'ever go down upon their knees, -and, in tears, beseech husbands, whom ,they sincerely love, to be hanged rather thao- give ...
... disposition to--. b it wards Great Brltsitr, Similar tts that ?? we kusew had beeni F ti- prostuced on altortner occasslon by United Irishmen. I lie rext ii er poaint, -a putirt of very' great difficulty, was to ascertain who is as were and who ivere not Aliens ...
... 1789 became its representative in Parlia.nent, Here Mr. '83santnxN instantly took a high and remar'k- able rank, asa man uniting brillianicy and solidity to a degree never before Witnessed; We shall not pretend to follow ?? through all the hlstory of ...
... the girtlen of the Itecoletas; for, to the shaiie of our Governmenit, there is no burial.phace for Protestants. Froiil lie United States-tve learn, that the Cou'-ress of Mexico haviiig ussinned a regular forin, tie Execttise abld ititeed Doii Jose l'oled ...
... macit - wanted. Others talk ofan expedition beial'P) tended for West Florida, in tire contemplatiea of a rulture with the United State. Thre Arne ne rican Ambassador, it is said, has ?? to a- e- bandon the claims of his Governnjent torseizuie all made ...